Adadus

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A form of adad — Expressing emphasis or asseveration; indeed.

Scrabble 8

Meanings

proper nounAdadus (plural Adaduses)

plural Adaduses

  1. alternativeAlternative form of Adad.
    1 more example

    Perhaps the most important single discoveries since 1900 have been those connected with the ancient temples of Rome, and of these none were more important than those in the temple of Jupiter Dolichenus, the Syrian Adadus on the Janiculum, the triangular altar of which was found still standing in its central chapel.

    1917, Camden McCormack Cobern, The New Archaeological Discoveries and their Bearing upon the New Testament and upon the Life and Times of the Primitive Church, Funk, page 505

Origin

  1. LatinAdadus
  2. EnglishAdadus

From Latin Adadus.

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